Hello! I'm having trouble changing the lighting in Chroma Studio. Sometimes, the lighting doesn't change on one or more connected devices, and the previous mode remains. This issue occurred after I connected four raser devices.
Here's a list of the devices:
1. Razer Cynosa Chroma
2. Razer Kraken V3 X
3.Razer Goliathus Chroma
4. Razer DeathAdder Elite
Best answer by Lrbrownii
This problem is more common with keyboard backlight settings
I have the cynosa chroma. Can you provide more details. I don't use that PC as much but I will try to duplicate.
This one?
Hi! The problem was that all the devices were connected to ports located next to each other. There was not enough energy to transfer the parameters
Aawesome! Glad you got it! It sure can get tricky with a lot of devices. It took me some time to get my larger system stable. Powered USB hubs on your fastest port can help. This PC is on a docking station. That has been reliable. I have also found PCIE to USB is the best for adding more USB to a desktop.
Hope this helps someone else!
This problem is more common with keyboard backlight settings
This problem is more common with keyboard backlight settings
I have the cynosa chroma. Can you provide more details. I don't use that PC as much but I will try to duplicate.
This one?
This problem is more common with keyboard backlight settings
I have the cynosa chroma. Can you provide more details. I don't use that PC as much but I will try to duplicate.
This one?
Hi! The problem was that all the devices were connected to ports located next to each other. There was not enough energy to transfer the parameters
This problem is more common with keyboard backlight settings
I have the cynosa chroma. Can you provide more details. I don't use that PC as much but I will try to duplicate.
This one?
Hi! The problem was that all the devices were connected to ports located next to each other. There was not enough energy to transfer the parameters
Aawesome! Glad you got it! It sure can get tricky with a lot of devices. It took me some time to get my larger system stable. Powered USB hubs on your fastest port can help. This PC is on a docking station. That has been reliable. I have also found PCIE to USB is the best for adding more USB to a desktop.
Hope this helps someone else!
Good to know. Thank you!
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